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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon compared Bitcoin to smoking in a recent interview, stating he does not condone it. However, he says he is not against cryptocurrency as a whole. In an interview with CBS News on Jan. 12, Dimon has… origin »
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71% of institutional investors have no plans to trade crypto in 2025, down from 78% in 2024. A recent J.P. Morgan survey reveals that 71% of institutional investors have no plans to trade crypto in 2025. The findings come at…
JPMorgan is rolling out instant dollar-euro FX settlement on its Kinexys blockchain, with sterling set to follow pending regulatory clearance. Banking giant JPMorgan Chase & Co. is set to bring foreign exchange settlements for dollar-euro transactions on its blockchain platform…
JPMorgan says the crypto market will see a decent bounce starting in August, but has reduced the year-to-date net flows from $12 billion to $8 billion. Analysts at the bank shared the new forecast for crypto in a research note,…
In a recent analysis by JPMorgan, Bitcoin has surpassed gold in terms of investor portfolio allocation when adjusted for volatility.
Bitcoin is on a tear. Soaring past $70,000, the cryptocurrency is reaching record highs in 2024. This rally is fueled by a perfect storm: the approval of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track Bitcoin’s price, and the impending “halving” event, which will significantly reduce the number of new Bitcoins being created.
Jamie Dimon, best known for his criticism of Bitcoin, cited concerns about its association with illegal activities while acknowledging individuals’ right to invest in crypto. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon now appears to be willing to support individuals’ right to purchase…